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It was just the seventh safety in Super Bowl history. The most recent before that was by the Arizona Cardinals — a team safety — in 2009, when Pittsburgh’s Justin Hartwig was called for a hold in the end zone. LOS ANGELES — To label the selection of...
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It was just the seventh safety in Super Bowl history. The most recent before that was by the Arizona Cardinals _ a team safety _ in 2009, when Pittsburgh's Justin Hartwig was called for a hold in the end zone. The last player to get credit for a safety...
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It was just the seventh safety in Super Bowl history. The most recent before that was by the Arizona Cardinals — a team safety — in 2009, when Pittsburgh’s Justin Hartwig was called for a hold in the end zone. The last player to get credit for a safety...
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It was just the seventh safety in Super Bowl history. The most recent before that was by the Arizona Cardinals — a team safety — in 2009, when Pittsburgh's Justin Hartwig was called for a hold in the end zone. The last player to get credit for a safety...
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Brady was called for intentional grounding in the end zone on New England's first play from scrimmage after being pressured by New York's Justin Tuck. It was just the seventh safety in Super Bowl history. The most recent before that was by the Arizona...
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Brady was called for intentional grounding in the end zone on New England's first play from scrimmage after being pressured by New York's Justin Tuck. It was just the seventh safety in Super Bowl history. The most recent before that was by the Arizona...
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Then Michaels said it was the Super Bowl's first safety since Bruce Smith's sack of Jeff Hostetler 21 years ago. There was a safety three years ago — ironically, in a game called by Michaels and John Madden — when Steelers offensive lineman Justin...
About Justin Hartwig
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Justin Hartwig (born November 21, 1978 in Mankato, Minnesota) is an American football center for the Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League. He was originally drafted by the Tennessee Titans in the sixth round of the 2002 NFL Draft. He played college football at Kansas. Full Article
